Sentence examples for of public entities from inspiring English sources
"Of course it is, on all kinds of public entities: the state, counties, school districts, anything that comes under the Tort Claims Act," the law governing such claims.
Much of it is submerged at high tide; there is no power or water; and any potential development would require clearance from a raft of public entities.
"Other than liquid assets owned by an array of public entities, control of Citgo would be a game changer," he said.
Connecticut added its name on Monday to the list of public entities that have fired Aldus Equity Partners, the pension advisory firm whose founder was accused of securities fraud by federal and state authorities last week.
But many are strongly recommending other security alternatives, she said, noting that cooperatives provide some form of risk financing to about 80 percent of public entities across the country.
The transformation has involved an alphabet soup of public entities and local organizations like Rocking the Boat, Sustainable South Bronx, Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice, Partnership for Parks and the Bronx River Alliance.
Individuals who are members of the executive board, presidents and directors of companies, and CEOs and presidents of French public entities with commercial characters face fines of up to €1 million for failing to implement measures to prevent and detect corruption.
Eurostat also expressed "a reservation on the quality of the data reported by Greece" because of "uncertainties on the surplus of social security funds for 2009, on the classification of some public entities and on the recording of off-market swaps".
"While we must vigilantly protect the rights of law-abiding firearm owners, we also must ensure the right of designated public entities to exercise their best discretion in matters of safety and security," Mr. Snyder said.
"While we must vigilantly protect the rights of law-abiding firearm owners, we also must ensure the right of designated public entities to exercise their best discretion in matters of safety and security," said Gov. Snyder in a statement sent to The Huffington Post.
"While we must vigilantly protect the rights of law-abiding firearm owners, we also must ensure the right of designated public entities to exercise their best discretion in matters of safety and security," the Republican governor said in a statement announcing the veto.
